Eskimo Law in Light of Self- and Group-interest

The considerable literature on Eskimo law is replete with contradictory descriptions of matters such as the functions of leadership, the imposition of sanctions, the involvement of the community as a whole in juridical matters, and the presence or absence of specific methods of conflict resolution. Rather than accuse certain ethnographers of error, I would judge that all the well-known accounts are substantially accurate

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• Inuit Art and the Expression of Eskimo Identity

  Nelson H H Graburn, Nelson Graburn•The American Review of Canadian…•1987

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• Rapports asymétriques entre Indiennes et Blancs dans le Nord canadien

  Open Access•Carmen Lambert•Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue…•1975

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• Myths in political anthropology

  Leopold J Pospisil, Leopold Pospisil•Reviews in Anthropology•1984

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• L'Histoire de l'imposition du processus pénal au Nunavik (Nouveau-Québec inuit)

  Open Access•Mylène Jaccoud•Critical Criminology•1995

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• Qaujimajatuqangit and social problems in modern Inuit society. An elders workshop on angakkuuniq

  Open Access•Jarich Oosten, F Laugrand•Études/Inuit/Studies•2004

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• Eskimo Law in Light of Self- and Group-interest

  Open Access•Nelson H H Graburn, Nelson Graburn•Law & Society Review•1969

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• Gender-Role Preference, Gender Identity, and Gender Socialization among Contemporary Inuit Youth

  Open Access•Richard G Condon, Pamela R Stern et al.•Ethos•1993

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• Sounding Death, Saying Something

  Lisa Stevenson•Social Text•2017

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• Quand la coutume fait Loi

  Bernard Saladin D’anglure•Anthropologie et Sociétés•2016

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• Canadian Inuit Art and Coops

  Open Access•Nelson Graburn•Museum Anthropology•2000

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• Weirs in the River of Time

  Open Access•Nelson Graburn•Museum Anthropology•1998

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• The Changing Legal Culture of the North Alaska Eskimo

  Open Access•Arthur E Hippler, Stephen Conn•Ethos•1974

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• The North Alaska Eskimos

  Open Access•Arthur E Hippler•American Ethnologist•1974

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• The Law of Primitive Man

  E Adamson Hoebel•Law of Primitive Man•1954

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• The Law of Primitive Man

  E Adamson Hoebel•Law of Primitive Man•2009

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• Law-Ways of the Primitive Eskimos

  E Adamson Hoebel•Journal of Criminal Law and…•1941

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• Eskimo Law in Light of Self- and Group-interest

  Open Access•Nelson H H Graburn, Nelson Graburn•Law & Society Review•1969

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• The Flexibility of Eskimo Social Organization

  Open Access•W E Willmott•Anthropologica•1960

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• The Structural Poses of I8th Century Cherokee Villages1

  Open Access•Fred O Gearing, Fred Gearing•American Anthropologist•1958

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